Time running out to comment on bike-pedestrian plan
To the community,
The Draft 2010 Lake Tahoe Region Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan is available for public review here. The 45-day public comment period ends July 26.
Comments may be sent to:
Karen Fink, transportation planner
PO Box 5310, Stateline, NV 89449
Email: kfink@trpa.org
Phone: (775) 589.5204
Fax: (775) 588.0917
The 2010 Lake Tahoe Region Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan is an update to the 2003 Lake Tahoe Region Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. The BPP is a guide for planning, constructing, and maintaining a regional bicycle and pedestrian system.
The BPP includes maps and prioritized project lists for the bicycle and pedestrian network, and lays out policies for local governing bodies and transportation agencies. The BPP serves as the Bicycle and Pedestrian element to both the Tahoe Metropolitan Planning Organization Regional Transportation Plan (Mobility 2030) and the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Transportation Plan.
Major new elements of the 2010 BPP include updates to maps, project lists, and goals and policies. There are new sections on “Benefits of Bicycling and Walking” and “Maintenance.” All other sections have been updated to reflect current conditions.
Copies of the Draft Lake Tahoe Region Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan are available at the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, the Placer County Public Library in Tahoe City, the Washoe County Public Library in Incline Village, the North Tahoe Conference Center, the El Dorado County Public Library in South Lake Tahoe, and the Douglas County Public Library in Zephyr Cove. The BPP is also available on the TMPO website at http://www.tahoempo.org under “Bikes and Pedestrian,” or by contacting Karen Fink at the address listed above.
Karen Fink, TRPA transportation planner
This study is Overkill. I hope my tax dollars were not spent on this report. I suggest Karen Fink go down to LA and speak with the developers of the beach bike path which has been there for decades. I bet they didn’t have such a fancy report just to lay out a path.